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128GB Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Smartphone for Metro by T-Mobile + $60 Month Plan

$210

$700

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Metro by T-Mobile has 128GB Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Smartphone for Metro by T-Mobile (Graphite) on sale for $149.99 when you join Metro, port-in your number and add a $60 Metro First Month Plan (or add a line to your existing Metro account, eligible rate plan required) = $209.99. Shipping is free.

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Note, must add Metro by T-Mobile $55/mo. with AutoPay $60 for first month plan to cart for savings to apply

Specs/Key Features
  • Exynos 2500 Processor
  • 6.7" 2340x1080 Dynamic ALMOED 2x FHD+ Display w/ 50MP (Wide) + 8MP (Tele) + 12MP (Ultra-Wide) Rear Cameras
  • 128GB Internal Storage Capacity
  • 8GB RAM
  • WiFi 6E w/ Bluetooth 5.4
  • 4G/5G/LTE/NFC/Satellite Capable
  • 4900 mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
  • Android 17 OS

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Qualifying port-in required for promotional offer
    • Offer is valid for up to 4 lines and your Samsung S26 FE Smartphone device will be credit via instant discount
    • A charge may apply if you received a discounted device and request rep assistance to move to a lower‑priced plan within 90 days
    • Offer valid while promotional offer/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Any applicable sales tax must be paid
    • Additional terms/conditions may apply

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Metro by T-Mobile has 128GB Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Smartphone for Metro by T-Mobile (Graphite) on sale for $149.99 when you join Metro, port-in your number and add a $60 Metro First Month Plan (or add a line to your existing Metro account, eligible rate plan required) = $209.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member SlickShoe966 for finding this deal

Note, must add Metro by T-Mobile $55/mo. with AutoPay $60 for first month plan to cart for savings to apply

Specs/Key Features
  • Exynos 2500 Processor
  • 6.7" 2340x1080 Dynamic ALMOED 2x FHD+ Display w/ 50MP (Wide) + 8MP (Tele) + 12MP (Ultra-Wide) Rear Cameras
  • 128GB Internal Storage Capacity
  • 8GB RAM
  • WiFi 6E w/ Bluetooth 5.4
  • 4G/5G/LTE/NFC/Satellite Capable
  • 4900 mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
  • Android 17 OS

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Qualifying port-in required for promotional offer
    • Offer is valid for up to 4 lines and your Samsung S26 FE Smartphone device will be credit via instant discount
    • A charge may apply if you received a discounted device and request rep assistance to move to a lower‑priced plan within 90 days
    • Offer valid while promotional offer/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Any applicable sales tax must be paid
    • Additional terms/conditions may apply

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Written by SlickShoe966

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ocean_slkYesterday 5:41 PM
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S25 FE last year was $100, hope they can do that again for S26 FE soon.
Btw, an rare issue I had with my S25 FE. I left it in drawer for 9 months with it turned off, but after that I couldn't turn it on even leaving it charged on 25W USB for hours. Luckily, Samsung was able to fix it under warranty, but they also changed the motherboard, which altered the EID number. It's a pain to use eSIM after that as the EID doesn't match what carriers have in their system after giving them the IMEI number, it also affect the unlock, so I couldn't unlock it after one year. I ended up just trading in that phone, didn't even get a chance to use it.
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Yesterday 6:18 PM
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boyokYesterday 6:18 PM
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so it's 149.99+60 and locked for 12 months?
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Yesterday 6:23 PM
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jackyangYesterday 6:23 PM
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We can use some cashback websites, but the chase offer is expired 9/30.
Yesterday 6:33 PM
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Quote from ocean_slk View quoted comment :
S25 FE last year was $100, hope they can do that again for S26 FE soon. Btw, an rare issue I had with my S25 FE. I left it in drawer for 9 months with it turned off, but after that I couldn't turn it on even leaving it charged on 25W USB for hours. Luckily, Samsung was able to fix it under warranty, but they also changed the motherboard, which altered the EID number. It's a pain to use eSIM after that as the EID doesn't match what carriers have in their system after giving them the IMEI number, it also affect the unlock, so I couldn't unlock it after one year. I ended up just trading in that phone, didn't even get a chance to use it.
Did you still pay monthly fee for the phone service?
Yesterday 6:34 PM
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IncompletePerfectYesterday 6:34 PM
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Do I have to pay $60 a month for the full year before its unlocked?
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Yesterday 6:51 PM
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senorbernYesterday 6:51 PM
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I dont understand, why does this say $150? Isn't it closer to $210? How do I get the $150 price?
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Yesterday 7:18 PM
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MellowMaid9997Yesterday 7:18 PM
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What happens if I sign up, pay the $210, and cancel after? Do I get blocked from doing this again from Metro? I have a Tmobile account under a family members name so I assume the phone will work on that account.
Last edited by MellowMaid9997 October 1, 2026 at 03:41 PM.

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Quote from MellowMaid9997 View quoted comment :
What happens to my credit if I sign up, pay the $210, and cancel after? Do I get blocked from doing this again from Metro? I have a Tmobile account so I assume the phone will work on that account.
First. It's prepaid. No credit check. 2nd Metro has some internal limit based on address/name but IDK specifics it's way more generous than you'd think and probably resets every year/etc.

As for TMO? Metro eSim device orders you MAY be able to bypass the 12 month unlock requirement if you put a physical SIM inside the device (with whatever carrier you want) before turning it on and activating the eSim service. Though the chance it'll be permanently locked to whatever that physical SIM carrier is? Pretty high.

If you do normal esim activation, you'll have to just wait 365 days until you can use the device on any other provider besides Metro. Yes that includes other Tmo network providers including TMO postpaid directly.
Last edited by AmusedPanther530 October 1, 2026 at 01:27 PM.
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Yesterday 8:53 PM
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jkloisdafoiwdafYesterday 8:53 PM
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Quote from AmusedPanther530 View quoted comment :
First. It's prepaid. No credit check. 2nd Metro has some internal limit based on address/name but IDK specifics it's way more generous than you'd think and probably resets every year/etc.

As for TMO? Metro eSim device orders you MAY be able to bypass the 12 month unlock requirement if you put a physical SIM inside the device (with whatever carrier you want) before turning it on and activating the eSim service. Though the chance it'll be permanently locked to whatever that physical SIM carrier is? Pretty high.

If you do normal esim activation, you'll have to just wait 365 days until you can use the device on any other provider besides Metro. Yes that includes other Tmo network providers including TMO postpaid directly.
another port in scam, Metro will only process the order if they think you are really "new", or the order would never go through, their reps hang up on you..
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Yesterday 10:05 PM
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ocean_slkYesterday 10:05 PM
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Quote from IncompletePerfect View quoted comment :
Did you still pay monthly fee for the phone service?
it's metro, I stopped paying after the 1st month.
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Yesterday 10:12 PM
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DealSpottingYesterday 10:12 PM
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Quote from AmusedPanther530 View quoted comment :
Metro eSim device orders you MAY be able to bypass the 12 month unlock requirement if you put a physical SIM inside the device (with whatever carrier you want) before turning it on and activating the eSim service. Though the chance it'll be permanently locked to whatever that physical SIM carrier is? Pretty high.
Did not know about the physical SIM hack. Thanks.

Say the physical SIM is from an MVNO like Tello, Ultra or even some foreign provider who don't lock phones to their network. Is the locking you mentioned dependent on the physical SIM used?
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LarsionYesterday 10:40 PM
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Anyone know if google voice number still work?
Yesterday 11:13 PM
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Left4DealYesterday 11:13 PM
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Quote from Larsion View quoted comment :
Anyone know if google voice number still work?
seems good for my old GV number. i didn't check out

someone mentioned new port out restriction but i don't remember
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hondaman82Yesterday 11:21 PM
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waiting for $99 deal like S25

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Quote from DealSpotting View quoted comment :

Did not know about the physical SIM hack. Thanks.

Say the physical SIM is from an MVNO like Tello, Ultra or even some foreign provider who don't lock phones to their network. Is the locking you mentioned dependent on the physical SIM used?
This rumor isn't true. I think it comes from Apple's US Reseller Flex Policy, which only covers iPhones sold unassigned at stores like Best Buy or Walmart. With those, the first SIM you put in decides which carrier the phone locks to.

A phone you buy from Metro is already tied to Metro before it leaves the warehouse. Putting a T-Mobile or AT&T SIM the phone will just cause an "Invalid SIM" or "SIM Not Supported" error. Metro's unlock policy is 365 days from the day the phone is first activated on their network, you just have to wait the year.
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